YIWEN PAN [EVEN]

• Set shutter speed at 250th of a second, while experimenting- make an image taking advantage of the shutter setting.
"The man in green" indicates a sense of mystery.  
• Set shutter speed at 1/8th of a second, while experimenting- make an image taking advantage of the shutter setting.
"Talking to the tree hole."

• Set aperture at F22, while experimenting- make an image taking advantage of the aperture setting.
Time flies and things had changed.

• Set aperture at widest (Lowest value)- while experimenting- make an image taking advantage of the aperture setting.
Little but strong. 

 • Set ISO setting at 100/200 (your lowest setting) and make an image that has deep Depth of Field.
All the entrances are available to "enter" to the places you want to go.

 • Set ISO setting at 12,500 (or another high setting) and make an image that has a deep depth of field.
Keep moving forward after you have stopped once already.


 • Set ISO setting at 100/200 (your lowest setting) and make an image that has shallow Depth of Field.

 Lead to the Green way and green is everywhere.

 • Set ISO setting at 12,500 (or another high setting) and make an image that has a shallow depth of field.
Compare and contrast different colors of the unique leaves. 

-at the end take a screenshot of the files on your hard drive and have that be the final image

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